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What 31 Accolades in 13 Years Prove: You Are Partnering with South Africa’s Most Trusted Team Facing overwhelming debt is one of the heaviest burdens
Nearly 10 million people in debt arrears. JOHANNESBURG – Rate increases by South Africa’s central bank have left at least
The ongoing drought is negatively affecting food production and most consumers are feeling the effect of food price increases in
Cape Town – There are thousands of debt collectors and attorneys demanding and collecting money from people even though the
DESPITE the practice being outlawed, reckless lending continues unabated – so much so that the National Consumer Tribunal (NCT) has
DESPITE the practice being outlawed, reckless lending continues unabated – so much so that the National Consumer Tribunal (NCT) has
SOUTH AFRICANS are R1.64 trillion in debt and finding it very hard to get out of the trap. People aged
CEO at Debt Rescue, Neil Roets says South Africans don’t have a saving culture and that is resulting to debt.
Cape Town – Debt counsellors are seeing a sharp increase in the use of payday loans among South Africans in
Cape Town – It’s very easy to get into debt, but very difficult to escape once the debt monster has
South Africans should prepare themselves for the biggest price hike in the cost of red meat later this year as
Middle-aged South Africans are the most indebted population group, accounting for 53% of the overall R1,64 trillion owed to creditors,